Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9 § 161—9.26

Service of discovery.

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Verified 10/18/2026 · Next check 10/25/2026
effective 10/18/2026IowaFair Housing & Anti-Discrimination

Operative Text

Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9 § 161—9.26
Service of documents pertaining to discovery procedures described
in this chapter, other than subpoenas, may be accomplished by the same means as in rule 161--4.6(17A).
Source: Legislative text reproduced verbatim
Plain English

Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9 § 161—9.26 establishes how discovery-related documents are to be delivered during proceedings governed by Chapter 9. Under this rule, any document connected to the discovery process—except for subpoenas, which are subject to their own requirements—may be served using the same methods already permitted for general document service under rule 161—4.6(17A). This creates a consistent, cross-referenced framework for how parties exchange discovery materials.

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Plain English — not legal advice.

For Property Managers

As a property owner or manager involved in a proceeding under Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9 § 161—9.26, understanding how discovery documents must be delivered is a practical concern. Compliant operators generally ensure that any discovery-related materials they send or receive—other than subpoenas—are handled through the service methods outlined in rule 161—4.6(17A). Keeping clear records of how and when documents were served helps demonstrate procedural compliance throughout the process.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

If you are a tenant involved in a proceeding where Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9 § 161—9.26 applies, this rule governs how discovery documents may be officially delivered to and from you. Knowing that non-subpoena discovery materials follow the service methods in rule 161—4.6(17A) can help you recognize whether documents have been properly served. Tenant-rights organizations or legal aid resources can help you understand what proper service looks like and what options may be available if you believe service was not carried out correctly.

General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.

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Rules and statutes cited by this regulation

Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—4.6
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References In

Rules and statutes that cite this regulation

Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.7
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.10
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.7
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.16
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.14
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.17
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.9
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.12
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.16
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.14
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.10
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.8
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.13
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.8
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.18
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.16
Iowa Admin. Code r. 161—9.16

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